Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
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Los AyaKLEs, August 22.-Another collision occurred oL the Main street car line this morning. The team at- tached to 6 heavy brick wagon, driven by Wm, Harvey, became frightened and dashed into the rear end of a car. The pole of the wagon wrecked two seats and broke all of the windows. Two men named Wilson and Wipslow were seriously hurt the former having several ribs broken and was cut m the arm, and the latter complained of internal inJu- ries. Miss Austin, daughter of the lsle public administrator, was picked up in- sensible, one of her ears was badly in iured.
 SAN FRAscIsoo, August 22.-The city and county of San Francisco has com menoed suit against Andrew J. ltsell. of the German Savings Society, the French Savings Bank and about three hundred defendants to recover proper " held by defendants, but which ;he municipal authorities claim IS public square. The suit is in the form of an ejeetmsnt. alleging that prior 10 Decem- Der, 1883, snd for many years prior thereto. the municipality was owner in fee simple of the property and that de- fendants had unlawfully taken posses sion of the property, The answer of the defendants was that there was DO cause for action. The litigation IS important and if the city should win 1t will restore the property, valued st present at about $500, 900, to the municipality. but at the same tune 1t will depr:vs several hun dred people of their homes which they bought ID good faith and under ordi- nanoes of the board of supervisors. The case will de tried Thursday next.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Augue. 22.-E. P. Gray, stock broker. was indlted lew days ago on s charge of felony and en- bezzlement, was arrested to day. Gray failed during the stock rise,
 OoLFAx, August 22.-The Oak Tree hoisting works, situated about s mile and hall west sf Oolfsx, WAS totally destroyed by fire this evening. Loss sl0OOO. No insurance.
 SAs FRAYCsco, Aug 22-The schooner Hero, arrived to-day from Cooks Inlet Alaska, with salmon. She brought number of mining prospectors who went north in search of coal. Their researches were fruitless. The schooner Compeer, from Mushegsk river, Bristol bay, Alaska. with salmon, reports that the run of fish had been very great. Gamers and sslsers were working day and night The Sadie F. Caller and Courtney Ford are on their way to thIs port with loads of fish, and the brig w. H. Meyer VIII follow.
 SAr FRANCISCO, Aug. 22-The bark Pearl. chartered by the Pacific Steam Whaling Company as a tender For their fleet of ships in the Arctic Ocean, re turned to San Francisco at midnight last night from Port Clarence, Alaska. She reports that there has been sn ex- emption from disaster smong the wbal- CTS. Ice was very heavy in May and June in the Behring Ses and strait. Large schools of whales hsd been seen, but owing to the gales and boisterous weather the catch had been in the sggre- gate small. The San Francisco fleet re- port a catch of forty whales and the New Bedford fleet Q catch of fourteeh- sn entire catch of fiftY-four whales; beng an excess over the catch of last season to date.
 LONDON, Aug. 22-The Irishmen Of Liverpool st a meeting to-day adopted resolutions protesting against the pro clamstion of the Irish National League Similar resolutions were adopted at the meeting of the Radicals in London. Numerous branches of the League n Ireland held their weekly meeting as usual to-day.
 CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, Aug P Tbe unveIling of the statue O Ousu bstomsc. the last of the Aztec em- perors, this morning, was the occasion of universal interest aud significance. Thousands of Indisns. many of whom came from miles around the capital bringing with them great quantities of flowers. attended the ceremony.
 SAN DIRGo, Aug. 22-Word has at last been heard from E. F. Pritchard, who so neatly swindled ,he northern county rsnchers and eyaded the detectives last week. A gentleman who arrived from EDsenada on yesterday mornings steamer, reports that the form of the fugitive IS a conspicuous one in little town across the liue. He has lost none of his calm assurance and feels safe ID the land of the MonteZumAs. Two off cers are m this city waiting for him and since learning that he IS in Mexico other warrants charging the fugitive with more serious crimes than obtaining money under false rretenses have been issued. ExtrsditiOn will be asked for and while the papers are belng prepared Pritchsrd will be shadowed, an officer having been sent down on last evenings steamer.
 CHICAGO, August 22-Cslifornia fruits are still coming in good quantities. Grapes are very weak. arrivals heavy. There was a very large supply on Satur- day of muscAts.. In double crates they brought 8 to s3.2S; Toksys S325 to s3 50.
 Peaches are slow of sale and the mar ket is weaker. Trade was generally said to be slow and dull and prices also easy and in the buyers favor. Late Crawford and Orange Cling varieties of peaches sold at SIPS to Sl.50 per box.
 Very little change was noticed in the pear market. Arrivals continue liberal srd there IS a large supply, consisting ot great many common varieties which are not cared for. Prices are ruled as lOllDNH NhTlEtlNS nl pears: Bartletts, S275 to s3; Beure Hardy. s2; Clsireesn, s2 9 to s2.51.
 Plums were quiet and the demand was light The supply was about fair and prices were inclined 10 be easy German and Gros prunes sold at SI.4O to SL50, Quackenboss and Columbia plums at $I25 to s 90.
 BUTTE, Mont, August Z2-Alfred Kriezer was killed by falling into deep cut on the Montana UnIon. A horse was also killed. The coroner's jury cen sures the railroad company for leaving the cut unfenced,
 EXCELSIOR, Neb.. August 22-Two brothers, John and Frank Newers, were shot and instantly killed at Apache, about two miles southeast of here last night. The Newers, together with a number Of others, were having picnic at farm house. About ten o'clock while the dance was going on in the house 6 noise was heard outside, and the Newers and a number of other young men went out and found s crowd of railroad graders trying to carry of things belonging to the house. The picnickers attacked the marsuders end 6 fight followed. during which two shots were fired from an ambush and the Nauers hOkh dronnad dead xithOuf f,f